Contents
Catalog Links

Master of Science in Enterprise Information Systems

Effective November 14, 2010, this program is no longer available for future enrollments

(Program delivered via Virtual Campus)

Large, complex organizations require a different perspective when solving technical problems. Local solutions may not be sufficient for the entire enterprise. Today, these large organizations need technical leaders who can take a problem and find a technical solution that will be functional for all components of the enterprise. The Master of Science in Enterprise Information Systems (MSEIS) program for the Online platform centers on a set of core courses which are designed to provide the student with an understanding of all the different elements that make up an enterprise and how those elements inter-relate.

Outcome: Core

  • Plan, implement and use technology within a broad business and real world perspective
  • Demonstrate the ability to critically analyze and solve technical issues as they relate to the enterprise
  • Demonstrate the ability to design, implement and manage technology solutions to achieve enterprise goals
  • Exercise strong interpersonal and team communication skills
  • Demonstrate the skills necessary to perform all actions within an ethical framework

Degree Requirements

Courses: Core

CS635Computer Networking

4

CS640Software Project Management

4

CS651Computer Systems Security Foundations

4

CS660Database Systems

4

CS663Enterprise Systems Architecture

4

IT605Enterprise Information Systems

4

IT660Information Technology Systems Development

4

MGMT600Applied Managerial Decision-Making

4

PM600Project Management Processes in Organizations

4

PM620Schedule and Cost Control Techniques

4

SCM620Impact on Design & Production

4

Total Credit Hours: 44

Admissions Requirements

The CTU Master of Science in Enterprise Information Systems degree program is designed to provide technical depth in the issues and concerns for enterprise level solutions. In order to achieve this depth, a solid foundation in computer science (CS) and information technology (IT) is required. Students without a CS or IT undergraduate degree must demonstrate at least two years of work experience in the field.

Locations

  • Colorado Springs
  • Aurora (Denver Area)
  • Denver North
  • Virtual Campus